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Bill D203

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DIY TX & RX field Charger
« on: December 12, 2008, 08:58:17 pm »

Hello
Dose anyone have a circuit for a TX & RX field charger? What I am looking for is a DIY charger that can either put in lets say 500mA Fast charge or steady overnight charge. All of which can be used of the Car battery. I do not need it mains powered at all.
I am quite happy to make my own PCB if needed, or made up on vero strip. Which ever!
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Sandy Calder

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Re: DIY TX & RX field Charger
« Reply #1 on: December 26, 2008, 04:47:34 pm »

Hi Bill.
Did you ever get that sorted?
So long as the Tx battery was not 8 cells it would need a diode,jack socket and fused cigar connector with a jack plug.

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Re: DIY TX & RX field Charger
« Reply #2 on: December 26, 2008, 04:59:31 pm »

Hi there Merry Christmas and all that stuff.
Yes I have made a circuit up which will either charge the RX & TX battery's at 25mA low charge or 130mA high charger from a 12 volt jelly cell. I got a 2 amp 3 dig blue LCD back light panel meter on Ebay which i plan to mount in a field tool box/ Hydro holder etc. It should look and work OK. The charge is enough for a overnight charge when I'm away at boating weekends. Well the basic unit i made for Llanberis seem to do the job.
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Sandy Calder

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Re: DIY TX & RX field Charger
« Reply #3 on: December 26, 2008, 05:03:25 pm »

OK
In case my post confused anyoneI just meant safely access the dc supply of your existing charger through a jack.
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Sandy Calder
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